TradingView

The browser-based charting platform. Find your way around Supercharts, set alerts that run on TradingView's servers, then practise with paper trading before connecting a broker.

⚠️ Risk warning: CFDs and leveraged forex are complex instruments with a high risk of losing money rapidly. Most retail accounts lose money. This content is education only, not investment advice or a recommendation.

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   Getting started with TradingView: Supercharts, symbols, timeframes and layouts

   A first tour of TradingView Supercharts: find a symbol, change the interval and chart type, use the toolbars, set the time zone to Dubai and save a chart layout.

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   TradingView alerts: price, indicator and drawing alerts, step by step

   Create TradingView alerts on price, indicators and trend lines, choose Once or every time, set expiry, name and message, get app, pop-up or email notifications, and manage alerts.

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   TradingView paper trading and connecting a broker

   Practise with TradingView Paper Trading, place market, limit and stop orders with stop loss and take profit from the order ticket or chart, then connect a supported, regulated broker.